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28 January 2015 • By Tim Stewart and Scott Hodder • 1 min read

Mental health claims hurting life market: TAL

The retail income protection market has "basically made no money" over the past five years due to the increase in mental health claims, says TAL boss ...

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Australia Day Honours recipients revealed

Members of the financial services community have been recognised in the Australia Day 2015 Honours List over the weekend. In the ‘Member (AM) in ...

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Legg Mason appoints director of sales

Global asset manager Legg Mason has expanded its sales team with the appointment of Fidante Partners' business development manager. Legg Mason has ...

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WAM Capital looks to raise $100m

Listed investment company WAM Capital plans to raise $100 million via a share purchase plan (SPP). In a statement via the ASX, WAM Capital said the ...

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One in four planners set to switch licensees

More than 25 per cent of the financial planning industry is shopping for a new dealer group in search of lower fees and strong compliance offerings, ...

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Bank lobby defends vertical integration

The Australian Bankers’ Association has issued a passionate defence of the big banks' wealth management business models, pointing to consumer benefits

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MLC wealth advice exec departs

Mortgage Choice has poached NAB’s executive general manager for wealth advice to replace outgoing chief executive Michael Russell. John Flavell ...

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EU financial markets brace for new regs

The European Union’s equity, bond and derivative trading markets may face a regulatory overhaul should a current round of consultation make the case ...

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Look beyond GST reform: Chan & Naylor

Accounting and financial services firm Chan & Naylor has urged the government to consider broad tax and economic reforms to boost confidence and ...

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Credit Ombudsman ups compensation limit

The Credit and Investments Ombudsman has increased the monetary compensation limit available to complainants to $309,000. In a statement, the CIO – ...

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